Desktop Application Developer

In a world where everything is rapidly becoming commoditized, distribution is and will continue to be a powerful competitive advantage. The future of branding belongs to creators, not corporations. At armor, we empower creators to launch game-changing consumer brands, leveraging their influence and reach. We are debuting our first brand in consumer electronics, in collaboration with a creator with over 15 million followers. Join us in reshaping how brands are built and brought to market in the digital age. The company has received funding from prominent founders like Ritesh Agarwal (OYO), Jaynti Kanani (Polygon), Vedang Patel & Rohin Samnatey (Souled Store) and other creators with a combined following of 30 million+ We are looking for a talented individual to join our team in the role of building proprietary configuration software for our upcoming hardware products. This software will communicate with our devices over USB HID and enable users to customize key settings such as performance, lighting, and behavior. You will work closely with our product team to architect and implement the communication layer and backend logic, turning low-level protocol docs into a seamless user experience. Responsibilities include implementing USB HID communication (using SetFeatureReport / GetFeatureReport), translating a detailed protocol document into functional software APIs, building or supporting integration with UI (built in C#, WPF or Electron), building modules for configuration settings, handling profile saving/loading (locally and in device flash), testing with real hardware, and debugging device-level communication. The ideal candidate should have strong experience with USB HID communication on Windows (C++, C#, or Rust), familiarity with Windows HID APIs, hidapi, or libusb, ability to read and implement from low-level protocol documentation, experience working with consumer electronics, PC peripherals, or custom hardware is a big plus, and be comfortable working independently and testing with real hardware.,